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PAINter

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  1. yep, MarkC mousefix: https://donewmouseaccel.blogspot.com/2010/03/markc-windows-7-mouse-acceleration-fix.html wow @DPI Wizard, i dont know how its better now, at least for cs2. im in home now, will do some benchmark laptop x desktop
  2. FOUND THE PROBLEM, i used to install the old "mouse fix" this is way my sens was a different feeling. just installed in my new laptop and it feels really more close to the reality mouse fix is a common thing nowadays?
  3.    PAINter reacted to a post in a topic: Instructions
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  5. Im using 360 for hipfire and MDV for ADS (mostly because of the REVERSE function, not a expert in conversions here)Im
  6. Thanks for the reply, @DPI Wizard and @TheNoobPolice I'm testing more thoroughly here. I noticed that in CS2, the difference is becoming less noticeable—it's probably just the refresh rate difference. BUT IN Escape from Tarkov, thats a real deal. Feels really much more than 4% difference. @randomguy7 what specs should I check to compare monitor density/DPI? That could be a factor too. My 144Hz monitor is an old LG, and my 360Hz is a new Alienware. When I get back home, I'll also test the same laptop on two different monitors to compare. I'll do a physical test as well, sliding the mouse across the entire mousepad and comparing results. I'm really curious—I've been switching between desktop and laptop setups for years (when traveling), and even after adjusting everything this year, I still feel a difference.
  7. Hi! I'm feeling that even after making everything the same, the sensitivity feels different when playing on different PCs. What am I doing wrong, or what should I check? Desktop: 1 display, 1080p, 360Hz, 25" monitor. Sensitivity: Counter-Strike 0.89, 1000 DPI. Laptop: Only display 2 is ON, 1080p, 144Hz, 24" monitor. Same sensitivity settings. I entered these specs (including monitor size) into the calculator. Windows settings: default speed, no mouse acceleration, 100% display scaling (1080p the 2 PCs), and the same Windows version. Could this just be placebo?
  8.    PAINter reacted to a post in a topic: Actual HFOV: and couple of other questions
  9.    PAINter reacted to a post in a topic: I think there is a bug with ADS calculations
  10.    PAINter reacted to a post in a topic: I think there is a bug with ADS calculations
  11. ah, great. now it works! but which one its recommended to match ADS sensitivity? thanks for the answer! mouse sens is a great service!
  12. Hi, I tried with different games (tarkov and now high on life) and still the 360 distance matches different and doesn't feel like its the real ADS sensitivity from COD cod for example, ads is slowly than hipfire. but with this "translation" ADS is faster than hipfire at the game high on life what im doing wrong? thanks for help
  13. Hi, I was setting up my ads sensitivity from warzone to tarkov, and because of differents monitors sizes, the results were totally different, not making equal even the cm/360 for the conversion. Can you guys please verify this? Thanks
  14.    PAINter reacted to a post in a topic: Escape from Tarkov
  15. this is my dream! gonna try it

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